Former route of the London LOOP
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Former route of the London LOOP
Image: © Marathon Taken: 14 Jun 2017
The London LOOP, north of Upminster Bridge station formerly ran along the back of the houses in Wingletye Lane before passing through a small wood to briefly run along Wingletye Lane. It now turns right here and passes nearly half a mile east of its former route, close to the Ingrebourne River. It is still a footpath ahead but without the significance of being part of the LOOP.
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